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Geometrical Music Theory

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Helen
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geometricalm.jpgThe shape of music (via KurzweilAI.net): Three music professors have developed a method called “geometrical music theory” that translates the language of musical theory into that of contemporary geometry. (Dmitri Tymoczko, Princeton University)

They categorize sequences of notes, like chords, rhythms and scales into “families” that can be represented by points in complex geometrical spaces.

Thanks to Positive Technology Journal.


Jul 17, 2008
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